New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
SOME Gilt 1BOET TOU,N.

John W. JacObus Is one Of the best natured p0l
tic in the city and he declares that 1t Is his good
nature that has kept him long In active politics
"llrmlltor am going to attend TO my own business
frat and give less attention 10 politics" he says
81 was ccctcd an Alderman IN ISIS. and since thea
devoted good deal OF tmo 10 looking after
party inicGcsts The result Is that ! am worSo OF
Iccuniary than was ten years ago. having spen'
the earn ms from my business in politics. With
few Others have paid the expenses Of keeping W
the Republican Association in tho 1Ath District, and
have been almost daily Wis ted by men In search Of
work and places. I have given my time and my
money and in return yearly attacked by certain
new aicrs - ward politician and ono OF I'll"
loys. Now ! shall look alter my own business
Mr. Jacobu5 Is in the TRUCKING business, ana co'7
i, trucking for some large trms lie went To III"
>ar when mere boy and camo out with honor
lie Ia, been tho Republican candidate for shcri
md ,eis'cr and was Nominated By President Hayes
for United States Motshai. Other good places have
apparently been within his reach but he failed to
connect"
valentine l.. Snyder. who has lust been appointed
bank examiner this city IN place OF \. VI. serbia
is well known % the trends Of secretary Manning, ~
he was one OF MIR. MAnning's clciks when ". Man
ming was .leVOting himself to the bu~hesA of bo--'ns
the Dcn,,cratlc patty IN this state from his Albany
he,du.ar.crs. To provide him with Su'''O'" l"'o
In tho Tsca-ury Department Mr. Mann hS iOuIu u
necessary 10 turn out four men ahh how MI Ho''"'
makes the Nth 10 60. Mr SiSh'r ""' "'''
secretary Manning private secretary, hut sho H''y
being too small for Snydcfs Hiking, he was pfomord
10 chci clerk. lace which he held for siN m"h'p-'
Ions enough 10 show his inoom.rtency' lie was
then sent on "a junkruEg trip 10 "inNcsti6a" inc
sub ima-ur Of tn country. lie had a peasant
,1rc In california vi-tod New Orleans. and enjoyed
the ho. pal u Of II, clubs and then took look ~
II louis hen I've got back to Washington u" h''
to be rovdcd With new place - ,"pt.'h 1onn,on'
n NAMED victorian. who hal been In the Treasury
srtuont Tor sixteen years. and who was chrI
Of tho Coo,l Ondcnco Division was removed ana 'h'
place gwen to Sny Ter, But he al not ho" u io"s'
Ills ri. r,.hp at Albany bad not ittd him Tor 80
laboriou- a place. Then tho Deputy Controller 81
the tufru,y. All DID and efficient officer waS rtnoNc'
and SNYDER was put IN that place, Nhilo Ieroi"lns
thi, worl he Grew tfnd Of life at thc capI'i anu
,,au,eb IA come To tho polls. lilo learned that
Mr. -crhl.s place worth ToOOO year ana ~
onoo donandcd 1t, and thus another OH ana emoIr'
man tAe nfth ono. removed TO gIvo ShyaoI
/ Lace .ouio II Mr. Manning friends In The CITY
are now curious ~ know what place snyder VIII want
next.
Lawson y Fuller ACCORDING 10 his own aSaeruon''
Ia, an idea that tho Aldermen oil Ncw-iorh ivy
bavo loen notorously corrupt for many year, Mr'
Tulor lot out this opinion recently III expressing
syr,, a,hv for his old time enemy. Jacob Sharp Il
am really sorry for Sharp" ho remarked Ie'po
talk Al out the brio giycrs beng cluaiy g"'S WIZ"
tho bride takers. say 1t Int 80 iho'o "''''''''
have been holding Themselves up for sale ior t"oY
,our vcars They buy their Offices for the oApIc-7
,r,o,c ~ .tcllinc / will venture 10 say mat thoS
have pas.ol no corporation measure for twenty iour
wear. without being Iaii for IT, IhcS sct lis"s
- ~, 49,, n, an decent legislation and say Your
NANCY or YOUR life Now, when man has ;"'SSc4'
wear. in getting n In shape ono for instance
lie tho broadway road now ACKNOWLEDGES 70 -"
no1 th,nr-and fnd- lot Of banlit9 blochhg MS au
cc Rat /. he % dot Give up all BIS work ana MS
MT bobly1 We'll that would he a touch predlcam'h,
tor anv man want to say that never pah' con.
t so hrbcry and mover would. but that ~onhi 70
tough problom for any man. corrupt 'no Do"i" VI
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